A Week of Memories We Shouldn't Allow to Fade
Reflecting on a significant week of memories that must be preserved for future generations, ensuring lessons are not lost.
Category : Politics
WA learner drivers face tougher rules: 80 hours, extra P-plate year
Western Australia overhauls its graduated licensing system, requiring learner drivers to complete 80 supervised hours and spend an extra year on P-plates to improve road safety.
7am Podcast: Dan Duggan on SA Politics
In part one of a special podcast, Dan Duggan discusses South Australian politics, policy challenges, and the state's future direction.
Morphett Vale Knife Search After Alleged Murder
Police are searching a Morphett Vale home for a knife after a 45-year-old man was allegedly murdered. A 43-year-old woman has been charged with murder.
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WA Police Honour Officers Murdered in Kalgoorlie 100 Years Ago
Western Australia Police commemorate the centenary of the murders of two officers in Kalgoorlie, honoring their sacrifice and legacy in a solemn ceremony.
Man Jailed for Vicious Wheelie Bin Attack
Roderick Fitzsimmons Thom Daniel has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for a vicious attack using a wheelie bin in Cairns, leaving victim with serious injuries.
Cairns Magistrates Court List: Monday, April 27
Full list of defendants appearing at Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday, April 27, including charges and case outcomes.
Cairns District Court Listings April 27
The Cairns District Court will hear a range of cases on April 27, including assault, drug offenses, and property crimes. Here is the full list of sittings.
Man Sentenced for Stealing Police Gun in Townsville
Jack Noel Spark has been sentenced in Townsville District Court for stealing a police officer's firearm during a struggle, receiving a 5-year prison term.
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Townsville District Court Sittings April 27
The Townsville District Court has released its list of cases for April 27, featuring a range of criminal matters including assault, burglary, and drug offenses.
Townsville Court List: Monday April 27
The full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Monday, April 27 has been published, covering a range of charges including drug offenses, assault, and traffic violations.
QCAT Hearings in Townsville for Monday, April 27
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearings in Townsville on April 27 cover disputes including tenancy, building, and minor civil matters.
Bus driver trial opens over triple-fatal Bruce Highway crash
CCTV footage shown as Greyhound bus driver Peter Jason Cafe faces trial for dangerous driving causing three deaths and injuries on the Bruce Highway in Queensland.
Townsville RSL Defends Scrapping Welcome to Country
Townsville RSL stands by its decision to remove Welcome to Country from Anzac Day dawn service, sparking criticism from Indigenous leaders who say it disrespects Aboriginal diggers.
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Councillor Pushes for Cedar Mill Purchase
Newcastle councillor Jason Pauling calls on the city to explore acquiring the historic Cedar Mill, citing heritage and economic benefits for the community.
Geelong County Court List 27 April 2026
The Geelong County Court has released its schedule for Monday 27 April 2026, featuring a range of criminal and civil cases. See the full list here.
Geelong Court Civil Matters April 27
A comprehensive list of civil cases heard at Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, April 27, including debt recovery, property disputes, and family matters.
Geelong Court List: Monday April 27
See the full list of people appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Monday, April 27, including charges and case details.
Premier Minns to Hold Community Cabinet in Kiama
NSW Premier Chris Minns will host a community cabinet meeting in Kiama on March 18, allowing locals to directly engage with ministers on key issues.
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Suspicious Fire Destroys Barrack Heights Home, Police Investigate
A house in Barrack Heights was destroyed by a suspicious fire early Monday, with police declaring a crime scene and forensic officers searching for evidence.
Encrypted Platforms Fuel Melbourne Alcohol Wars Arson
Encrypted platforms are fueling Melbourne's 'alcohol wars,' with teens recruited for arson attacks. Authorities warn of a new crime frontier, urging crackdowns on digital platforms.
Kellerberrin Police Cleared in Shooting Inquest
An inquest into the Kellerberrin shooting has cleared police of wrongdoing in the murder-suicide of Terry Czernowski and Lachlan Bowles, finding officers acted lawfully.
NT Police Probe Abduction of Missing Five-Year-Old Girl
A five-year-old girl missing from her outback home in Alice Springs is now believed to have been abducted, with police urgently seeking a 47-year-old man for questioning.
Man Faces Child Neglect, Firearm Charges in ACT Court
A man appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court facing charges of child neglect and firearm offences after an incident in Canberra.
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ISIS brides and children book flights back to Australia
Four Australian ISIS brides and nine children have reportedly booked flights from Syria to return to Australia, sparking political debate over their repatriation and legal consequences.
Police Grenade in ED to Rescue Staff Under Siege
Canberra police detonated a grenade in an emergency department to rescue staff held under siege. The dramatic operation unfolded late Tuesday night.
New NDIS Criteria to Reshape Eligibility
The NDIS is introducing new eligibility criteria that will change who qualifies for support, focusing on functional capacity and early intervention. Experts weigh in.
Goulburn Bulldogs President Banned 15 Years by NSWRL
The Goulburn Bulldogs Rugby League Club president has been handed a 15-year ban by the NSWRL for multiple code of conduct breaches, including financial mismanagement.
Wealth Tax Could Raise $41 Billion Annually
A new report suggests a wealth tax on Australia's richest could generate $41 billion each year, funding essential services and reducing inequality.
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Best and Worst APS Departments for Executive Promotions
New data reveals which Australian Public Service departments offer the best and worst chances for executive promotions, with some agencies far outpacing others.
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